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Old 8th June 2006, 21:12   #1
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ELECTRIC FAN SWITCH

Good day all,

Has anyone attempted to replace the temp switch located in the bottom left hose going into the radiator? The switch is used to switch the electric fan on/off based on coolant temo.

I'm in my garage with sore hands, and do not feel like taking half the engine apart...

Help would be appreciated. Many thanks.

Rudi
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